Transition from ISO 27001-2013 to ISO 27001-2022 controls

The video tutorial provides guidelines for transitioning from an old ISMS to a new one, including the steps for certification and maintenance. It covers the process of transitioning from ISO 2013 to ISO 2022, emphasizing the importance of understanding changes, conducting gap analysis, and updating documentation. The tutorial also highlights the need for internal and external audits, and the use of an effectiveness matrix to track ISMS processes and KPIs.

What is the first step in transitioning to a new ISMS?

• Assigning roles and responsibilities

• Implementing a password policy

• Building a set of documentation

• Conducting a gap analysis

What happens if major non-compliance is found during an audit?

• A grace period for fixes

• No further action required

• Automatic recertification

• Immediate certification

After certification, what is crucial for maintaining an ISMS?

• Regularly improving and updating the ISMS

• Ignoring new regulations

• Conducting only external audits

• Focusing solely on password policies

What is the purpose of conducting a gap analysis?

• To finalize the certification process

• To eliminate all documentation

• To compare current ISMS against new standards

• To create new policies

What should be updated to reflect changes in ISMS?

• Only the password policy

• All relevant documentation

• Just the ISMS manual

• Only the risk assessment

What is a key component of the review process before recertification?

• Focusing only on external audits

• Creating a new ISMS manual

• Conducting internal audits

• Ignoring the effectiveness matrix

What document helps track ISMS processes and KPIs?

• Effectiveness matrix

• ISMS manual

• Risk policy

• Statement of applicability